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            <title>Comment #1 by Zarkov</title>
			<link>http://www.grist.org/article/biodiesels-tropical-problem/</link>
			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Dec 2006 13:57:01 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>WwwWHat ????</strong></p><p>Environmentalists advocating bio-diesel !!!</p><p>
Look guys if you wish to fly planes, power rockets, drive cars, light up your life<br>
then you need something really, like forever, sustainable.</p><p>
Electricity is the only clean form of energy, however it is not useful for many applications.</p><p>
Enter chemical energy.... which can be replenished by electricity, in a non polluting sustainable manner.</p><p>
Store your excess electricity, instead of burning it. In this way, let your rivers be used for drinking water.</p><p>
A whole new paradigm is needed, stop thinking of new OLD solutions.</p><p>
They are all dead, and if some are still kicking they need to be made dead.</p><p>
Don't you understand that this Earth is a finite place, and for civilisation to remain here, even for a short while our footprint has to be negligible. </p><p>
Fancy growing food to feed bugs so that their piss can be burnt...most inefficient and of course not even sustainable. &nbsp;</p><p>
Have you guys gone to the other side?<br>
&gt;&gt; Would that more U.S. and European environmentalists were so "brutally frank." &nbsp;&gt;&gt;</p><p>
To be brutally frank, they have simply</p><p>
NO IDEA, of the problem let alone the solution.</br></br></p>
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				<p><strong>WwwWHat ????</strong></p><p>Environmentalists advocating bio-diesel !!!</p><p>
Look guys if you wish to fly planes, power rockets, drive cars, light up your life<br>
then you need something really, like forever, sustainable.</p><p>
Electricity is the only clean form of energy, however it is not useful for many applications.</p><p>
Enter chemical energy.... which can be replenished by electricity, in a non polluting sustainable manner.</p><p>
Store your excess electricity, instead of burning it. In this way, let your rivers be used for drinking water.</p><p>
A whole new paradigm is needed, stop thinking of new OLD solutions.</p><p>
They are all dead, and if some are still kicking they need to be made dead.</p><p>
Don't you understand that this Earth is a finite place, and for civilisation to remain here, even for a short while our footprint has to be negligible. </p><p>
Fancy growing food to feed bugs so that their piss can be burnt...most inefficient and of course not even sustainable. &nbsp;</p><p>
Have you guys gone to the other side?<br>
&gt;&gt; Would that more U.S. and European environmentalists were so "brutally frank." &nbsp;&gt;&gt;</p><p>
To be brutally frank, they have simply</p><p>
NO IDEA, of the problem let alone the solution.</br></br></p>
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            <title>Comment #2 by skettchy</title>
			<link>http://www.grist.org/article/biodiesels-tropical-problem/</link>
			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Dec 2006 14:09:40 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>KUDZU!!!!!</strong></p><p>Kudzu vines infest the southern United States. The vines are full of cellulose and the 100+ lb. tubers are rich in starch. Why isn't anyone exploring this as a biofuel source???

<p>Just because i believe it don't make it true</p></p>
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				<p><strong>KUDZU!!!!!</strong></p><p>Kudzu vines infest the southern United States. The vines are full of cellulose and the 100+ lb. tubers are rich in starch. Why isn't anyone exploring this as a biofuel source???

<p>Just because i believe it don't make it true</p></p>
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